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I personally do not know the limit, but I do know you can have more than one. As long as you meet their qualifications, you should have no problem obtaining a second Citi card. Good Luck.
You can certainly have more than one of almost any credit card issuer, using different cards.
And Citi would love you to take on all their high AF cards and pay the Annual Fees
I personally have 2 and I know people that have way more than that, my brother has like 6 of them I think. I dont think there is a limit on how many you can have but there is a limit on fast you can apply for them. I believe the limit is 2 every 60 days I think.
I have a citi forward and citi dividend card so I would say no.
Good luck if you decide to apply.
You can certainly have more than one, I believe Citi just makes you wait between apps though.
@Discover2016 wrote:I personally have 2 and I know people that have way more than that, my brother has like 6 of them I think. I dont think there is a limit on how many you can have but there is a limit on fast you can apply for them. I believe the limit is 2 every 60 days I think.
The 'rule' is you can apply for a second one after 8 days and a third one after 65 days. There is no limit to how many you can have. What do they do limit is the amount of credit they'll extend you just like other creditors
@Anonymous wrote:
@Discover2016 wrote:I personally have 2 and I know people that have way more than that, my brother has like 6 of them I think. I dont think there is a limit on how many you can have but there is a limit on fast you can apply for them. I believe the limit is 2 every 60 days I think.
The 'rule' is you can apply for a second one after 8 days and a third one after 65 days. There is no limit to how many you can have. What do they do limit is the amount of credit they'll extend you just like other creditors
Right, I have 4, and Citi was the first (and only, for that matter!) creditor to decline a CLI because of enough credit with them.